Are RAW Cam and Log Cam the same app?
No. RAW Cam and Log Cam are two separate apps. RAW Cam is for RAW recording in DNG and MCRAW. Log Cam is for HEVC and ProRes video recording from RAW frames with log gammas and monitoring tools.
Is RAW Cam a one-time purchase or a subscription?
RAW Cam is offered as a one-time purchase with a lifetime license on the App Store.
Is Log Cam a one-time purchase or a subscription?
Log Cam is also positioned as a one-time purchase with no subscription.
Who is RAW Cam for?
RAW Cam is made for filmmakers and creators who want the highest-quality RAW video an iPhone can provide, with more direct camera control during capture.
Who is Log Cam for?
Log Cam is made for filmmakers who want encoded video files from RAW frames, log gammas, LUT support, exposure assists, and HEVC or ProRes recording options.
Can I shoot open gate RAW video and still choose classic framing?
Yes. RAW Cam supports open gate, and also provides classic 16:9 capture options including 4K and Full HD style workflows.
Does Log Cam support ProRes?
Yes. Log Cam supports ProRes recording on iPhone 13 and later, including non-Pro iPhone models.
Does Log Cam support HEVC 4:4:4?
Yes. Log Cam supports HEVC 4:4:4 recording up to 300 Mbps, along with HEVC 4:2:0 recording.
Which log gammas does Log Cam include?
Log Cam includes Apple Log, Apple Log 2, Fuji F-Log, Fuji F-Log2 C, ARRI LogC3, S-Log3 and V-Log, plus Rec709, HLG and PQ gammas and color spaces.
Does Log Cam support LUTs?
Yes. Log Cam supports LUTs for preview-only monitoring or baked-in recording.
Does Log Cam support external storage?
Yes. Log Cam supports external storage recording.
Can RAW Cam fit a CinemaDNG-style workflow?
RAW Cam records DNG image sequences that can fit CinemaDNG-style workflows in compatible post-production software.
Do the apps support Gyroflow GCSV?
Yes. RAW Cam and Log Cam both include Gyroflow GCSV support for stabilization and post-production workflows in compatible tools.